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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1951
Page
1
A malfunctioning stage and power concerns ripple through the Morro district as the Marringtin River area plans to prevent public policy disruptions. Repairs include transformer replacements, line reconfigurations, and electrical safety measures, with rapid action expected to secure the waterfront and support ongoing operations.
Hon. 1 L. Anthony stated the increased postage rate effective December 1, 1960 requires two stamp purchases: a 4d stamp and a 38 stamp. The plan converts existing machines to cents for 4 and 34 pence, with ongoing replacement to new 49 machines to handle higher rates.
Renowned author Lloyd C. Douglas died of a heart ailment in Los Angeles at age 72 after a long career in literature. The novelist known for The Robe and Magnificent Obsession had retired from the pulpit in 1936 to write full time and several of his works were adapted for film, including Green Light and The Big Fisher.
A garbled plant science note discusses departmental maize hybrids and seed production. It cites an overall reduction in commercial maize acreages and a lower output of hybrid seed. The text mentions Mr Berle and references to 1910 50 seed data, but the context and reliable specifics are unclear.
In a fragmented report the Wirouyn Senator Ariolil voices concern over insurance for a Dubbo area ranch. Claims of agricultural mismanagement and supply issues surface as the community debates the empire of horticulture and sustainable farming.
A fragmented report outlines a broad political clash as major petition groups press in state and federal arenas. It notes efforts to gain support for a constitutional reform and references meetings, proposed nominees, and potential votes influenced by a Jubilee year.
Judge Croomweis extended the order freezing part of the youths' wages after guilty pleas to shopbreaking. Frederick William Branly and John Piggott admitted crimes stemming from youth wages spent on drinks and personal pleasures. The judge lamented how many youths squander wages rather than committing more serious crimes.
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